King's Business - 1928-10

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October 1928

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— o — New Youth Evangelism B y J ohn F. C owan

Are Missions a Failure? B y C harles A. S elden

This is a ringing, vivid and inspiring challenge to the youth o f the country for personal evangelism. The book is replete with pithy suggestions and prac­ tical plans adapted to present-day con­ ditions and needs. All religious edu­ cators, as well as the young men and women to whom the book is primarily

In order to give American readers a true conception o f Christianity in Asia today, The Ladies’ Home Journal sent this able journalist on a seven months’ tour o f the mission stations in Asia, both Catholic and Protestant. Mr. Selden traveled 30,000 miles, interviewing 300 leaders in many lands. The result o f his

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